The tenth card in Lenormand tarot is decisive and swift energy that can totally change the direction of a layout or even a card.

What can we say, expect good fortune when the bouquet comes into your life, as always seek to understand within the frame of card relationships.

it can be a bad habit to assume particular cards are good or bad even if some represent the inevitable or unavoidable, but there are circumstances that make them positive and others that make them a grim reality. The coffin represents finality, there is no room to move or negotiate and no way out.

Warnings come with Card seven in the Lenormand tarot, it can take the shine off the positive and deepen issues when paired with other difficult cards.

Card 6 in the Lenormand Deck brings with it less obvious futures and distractions that might cloud issues or opportunities. Learn more about this interesting card with the Double D team.

The fifth card in the Lenormand deck pertains to long term plans, health and has consequences in certain positions or in relation to other cards that may be felt far into the future.

Card number five in Mlle Lenormands deck reflects a level of stability or comfort, what we protect and who we let in to our lives. As in all Lenormands cards relationships to other cards and where it shows up in a layout will determine the import, security or danger of any card when it appears.

Card 4 in Lenormands wonderful tarot is the ship which also hosts the 10 of spades, what impact does this card have in life and how does it influence other card?

Clover is generally thought of as a good omen and the Lenormand deck holds to the view in general. Listen to this show to learn how it relates to other cards in the deck

Using Lenormand is not like using more modern variations of tarot. If Mlle Lenormand taught us anything it is just how new the Rider Waite Configurations are. The Cavalier is the first card in the deck listen to understand